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Pat chicken dry.
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Season with Salt and Pepper.
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Dredge through flour.
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Heat oil in skillet over medium high heat until hot but not smoking.
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Brown on each side (starting with the skin side) turning once-about 5 minutes on each side.
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Transfer to baking dish (skin side up) and put in oven at 350 degrees for about 10-15 minutes until cooked throughout.
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When done, transfer chicken to platter and pour any juices from pan into skillet with already cooking sauce.
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While chicken is in oven, make the sauce.
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In skillet, add whole garlic cloves.
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Stir constantly until just golden brown (2 mins) being careful so it doesn't burn.
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Add wine and stir for 1 min, scraping all the chicken leftovers into mixture.
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Add broth and mix for 2 minutes Cover and simmer until garlic is tender (15 minutes).
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Take garlic out of sauce.
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Mash 8 garlic cloves and put back in sauce.
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Season with salt and pepper to taste.
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Let simmer for another 5 minutes Put sauce through a strainer to get all chunks out and put back on stove.
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Bring sauce back up to a light boil.
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Put butter into sauce and mix until melted.
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Add a little cornstarch/cold water mix to sauce for it to thicken to desired thickness.
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(A little goes a long way!)
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Remove from heat.
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Add a squeeze of fresh lemon and parsley to sauce and mix.
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The lemon just gives the sauce an extra layer of flavor, so add to your preferred taste.
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Pour sauce over chicken.